Disney Fun from Around the World: Week of November 12, 2012

Hello Disney Friends! As we head into Thanksgiving week, and we all think about what we are thankful for, I have to say that I am thankful for all of YOU! Your support by reading our blog and Facebook page, and sharing your thoughts, means a great deal to all of us at The Affordable Mouse…..and we only hope that we are able to help each of you as you plan magical vacations for your families! Speaking of which….we have a little news for you this week. 🙂

If you or someone in your traveling party may need a Guest Assistance Card for your visit, Chip & Co. has the details you’ll need to know.

Staterooms can make for cramped quarters. Chip & Co. shares some tips for maximizing your cabin space on a Disney Cruise.

Saving Everyday has some advice on making the most of your snack credits on the Disney Dining Plan.

Disney’s Cheapskate Princess tells you how to make sure you get your FastPasses for your favorite rides.

Disney Dining reveals that though Starbucks will be integrated into Main Street Bakery, the bakery will remain much the same.

The Fantasyland expansion will be opening in just a couple of weeks. Disney Dining shares the things to look forward to that you may not have thought of.

A new spa will be opening soon at the Grand Floridian. Disney Parks Blog has the details.

Meet the Magic tells you how Groupon can save you money on your Disney vacation.

Considering an annual pass? Meet the Magic has the details you need to know before you buy.

That’s it for this week. Wishing you and yours a wonderful, safe, and happy Thanksgiving!

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Rachel is a Virginia native who now lives in Louisiana. She is married with two children, ages 5 and 3. After dreaming and wishing for several years, her family had their very first Disney vacations this year and are now addicted to researching and planning—whether for themselves or for others. They now plan to visit the parks at least once a year.